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1 stance
وضع ، حالت ، ساختمان ، طرز ايستادن ، ايستايش -
2 позиция
............................................................1. position(vt. & vi. & n.) موقعیت، وضع، وضعیت، موضع، نهش، شغل، مقام یافتن، سمت، منصب، قرار دادن یا گرفتن، مرتبه، مقام، جایگاه............................................................2. attitude(n.) گرایش، حالت، هیئت، طرز برخورد، روش و رفتار............................................................3. stand(vt. & vi. & n.) ایستادن، تحمل کردن، موضع، دکه، بساط، ایست کردن، توقف کردن، ماندن، راست شدن، قرار گرفتن، بودن، واقع بودن، واداشتن، عهده دار شدن، ایست، توقف، مکث، وضع، موقعیت، شهرت، مقام، پایه، میز کوچک، سه پایه، دکه دکان، ایستگاه، توقفگاه، جایگاه گواه در دادگاه، سکوب تماشاچیان مسابقات............................................................4. stanceوضع، حالت، ساختمان، طرز ایستادن، ایستایش............................................................
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stance — [ stɑ̃s ] n. f. • stanse 1550; it. stanza, proprt « séjour », du lat. stare 1 ♦ Vx Strophe. « Les stances avec grâce apprirent à tomber » (Boileau). 2 ♦ Au plur. Poème lyrique d inspiration grave (religieuse, morale, élégiaque) composé d un… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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stance — [sta:ns US stæns] n [C usually singular] [Date: 1500 1600; : Old French; Origin: estance, from Vulgar Latin stantia, from Latin stare to stand ] 1.) an opinion that is stated publicly = ↑stand stance on ▪ What is your stance on environmental… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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stance — (n.) 1530s, standing place, station, probably from M.Fr. stance resting place, harbor, from It. stanza stopping place, station, from V.L. *stantia place, abode, from L. stans (gen. stantis), prp. of stare to stand, from PIE root *sta to stand… … Etymology dictionary
stance — [stans] n. [OFr estance < VL * stantia < L stans (gen. stantis), prp. of stare, to STAND] 1. the way a person or animal stands; standing posture, with special reference to placement of the feet, as the posture of a golfer, baseball batter,… … English World dictionary
stance — index manner (behavior), opinion (belief) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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stance — ► NOUN 1) the way in which someone stands. 2) an attitude or standpoint. 3) Scottish a street site for a market, stall, or taxi rank. ORIGIN French, from Italian stanza … English terms dictionary
stance — noun 1 position in which sb stands ADJECTIVE ▪ correct, good ▪ natural ▪ rigid ▪ relaxed ▪ upright … Collocations dictionary
